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The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1887-09-19
GEN ERAL NEWS.

I'm ZEAL nEWns
BumsEs, quiet.
WxATHKR pleasant.
RIvER about stationary.
eII beats leaving today.
TnE Joe Peters is due from Arkan.
sas river.
The OhIctasas Ia the Wednesday
packet Tor White river.
TuE T. h. Sims 10 announced 10
leave this evening for ~. Louis. Ospt.
II. q, Lowe 10 sgent
Carr. GEonoE vIcKEm 10 command.
ing the Common wealth, With John
Lsnglols In the slice.
THl government towboat Enms
Elheridge, towing eight bargss loaded
with rock, passed south yesterday.
The Belle MsmphIs. Capt. Baker,
leaves from the elevator ri g O'Clock
this evening for Cairo and n. Louis.
Tns Joe Peters should arrive today.
She IL the regular packet leaving here
tomorrow evening for Arkansas river.
THs late Capt. Sam Mason, Of
Wheeling, commanded the VIM. Penn
In the b. Louis and Pitisburg trade In
ls43.
THK towboat Sentinel arrived yes.
teiday from Cairo. She will take the
boilers and ohimneys for the new
steamer Rota Lee TO Paducah.
Mn. PAul q. Bows, Of the Oonsol.
idated Boat Store, Cincinnati, hiss been
elected q director Of the Chamber OF
Commerce, Of that city, 70 serve for
two years.
TH1 Gayoso, Capt. ". p. Hall,
leaves here at 8 O'Clock this evening
for Tiptonville and ell way landings
on the upper coast. Mr.. MonEiee has
charge Of the Office.
THn James Lee, Capt. Clssgett, ar
rived yesterday evening from Priap
Point with o76 bales Of cotton, l24
bsgs OF seed teton and 1926 sacks OF
cotton seed. She leaves again this
evening for Helena, Fhan Point and
the bends. VIM. Ashford, VIII Oar
rsgh and Loo Cummlns arc her clerks.
TmH Coahoma, Capt. John Higgins,
arrived from OsceoA with b2t bales of
cotton, n bags OF seed cotton, fi6s
sacks OF cotton seed, and 100 quarter
bales OF hay. The Ooahoma leaves al
8 o'clock this afternoon for Osoeola
and all way landings on the upper
coast. VIM. Smither, sid wheeler
aud Charley Leitwieh are the olerka
Tnr flset and elegant sIdevheel
steamer Kate Adams, thoroughly
oyerhsuled and repaired, leaves here
At O'Clock this evening Tor Helena,
Terrsns, Concordis, Arkansas Oily
and all way landings. The veteran
Capt. Max Cheek commands, and
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FEEDsTUTFs.

HLr-Ohoice, from store, SOC
car load from leves or depot, fl7;
prime, from store, s6c; car load
from levee or depot, tl8 80; prairie,
from store, 45Ca50c; car load from
levee or depot, IS 80.
BRAs-From store, 85(a90c; from
levee or depot, SIS 80.
CoRs-From store, white, coo
mlred. SIC; from levee or depot, white
In bulk, 64C955c; In sacks, 6sc; mixed,
In bulk, SOC; In sacks, 63c.
OAn-From store, white, 3Sc
mixed, 35e; from levee or depot, white,
In bulk, Sac; In sacks, 38c; mixed,
In bulk, gle; In sacks, $50.
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MULES AnD HORSES.

MuLEs-Little demand; II to IA
hands high, none; l4i 10 10 hands
high, tl0O(al25; Is 10 l6} hands high,
sl26(Sle0; 16i 10 10 hands high. $500
200.
HoRsp-Dull; drivers, sl009l50;
heavy draft, 500; saddle, sl26S200; ;
extra saddle, 5000 90; plugs, 400
70. Texas ponies, $4,000.
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aROCERIEs.

suoAR-Cofiee, etC9eic; yellow clar.
lied, Ste; seconds, 6iS8c; refined A,
8t@6ic; granulsted, 70; powdered,
7ic; cut loaf, 7Ac. Firm.
Rics-Louisiana, 4i96ic; Carolina,
6i(s6ic.
OASDIp-sticks, all sizes, In boxes,
pals and barrels, 7i@9c; fancy 90.
sorted, 81 albc.
CHKns-Prime fats, -; New
York factory, none; fall cream, A9
l6c; Young American, 1bc.
Coyyrs-Oommou, zoe; ordinary,
20iC92lc; fair, 22@22ic; prime Rio,
23c; choice 10 fancy, 23i(92ic;
old government, 29(932c. Steady.
sAnr-0hio river, 81 16(al rs per
b'rrel; Saginaw, 81 25C9l 50 per ba..
rel; sacke, hne, 81 35C9l 40; coarse,
2i@7c.
MoLAmp - LouiaIsna, common 10
fair, 27@30c; prime 10 choice, 42C950c I;
syrup 2bC9i0cj centrifugal, common 10
fair, 2bC92sc; prime 10 choice, 40C9i6c;
fancy, 35C94Oc. Firm.
soAPs AND CAsDLm-Soap, 3(95ic;
candles, full weight, siS9c.
CANNED GooDI-Pins apples, 81 25
al 80. Peaches, 2 pounds, standard,
tl s.; 3 pounds, standard, 81 2b; sec.
onds, 81 6O@l rs. Tomsto es, Q pounds
standard, 81 l0tal 10; 8 pounds,
standard, fl lbC9i rs. Strawberries,
VI 1901 25. Raspberrles, 81 lO9l 25 !
Blackberriee, fl(al 10. Green gaQes.
cool rs. Pears, 5000 26. Piums,
u cool 20; Asparagus, % oO94.
Green corn, 81 269i 45. Green peas,
VI 65C91 05. Cove oysters, full
weight, pound, s5c9e0o; 2 pounds,
VI 65C9l 20; light weight, 1 pound,
tbC9S5s; 2 pounds, tlCsl 10. Don.
densed milk, Grown, s. 1905 S.;
Eagle, " 49, swiss, IS rs. Salmon,
50. Ssrdines, s. rs; mustard ssr.
dimes, "a 70. Mscksrel, 81 so; her.
ring mackerel, 81 20.
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GENERAL TRADE.
EEESDsTUFFR.

CoRsnEAL-Standsrd. 81 IS; pearl,
IS 26(9S IS; roller, ~ 5092 90, Arm.
FLouR-From store, common, SO ESQ
9 So; family, IS 80; choice, So IS I;
fancy, IS 76; extra fancy, "a 90;
patent "a rs. Firm.
BsASs-Navy, s. Is; medium, 81.
OArnEAL-In half barrels, S2(aS 25
from store.
CaAcrERs-6oda, extra. &c; soda,
treble extra, 4ic; ginger snaps, b}o;
assorted jumbles. loo.
CRAcKKD WHKAr-In hall barrels,
81 Is from store.
HoxIsr AND Gnrs-From store, 50
az 25.
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LIVE STOCK.

Hoes-Ohoice, Hobo.
sasnP-Choice, SiCS4c; medium, 2
@23c.
LAxss-Good 10 choice, e4(S4 80.
GRASS CArrLE-Onoioe, 2}@3}c;
good, 4c; fair 70 medium, 2t92ic; seal.
lAwags, Hole.
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COTTON SEED pRODuCrs.

PRrHE CRups On - none; OF
crude, none; prime summer yellow,
40c; Of summer yellow, $50
choice cooking summer yellow, 400
+2c; miners summer yellow, 2sCS40c |;
prime cotton seed meal, SIS car load
lots; less than car load, SIS; of cot
ton seed meal, -.
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FINANCE AND COMMERCE.
4saoy 8 Per Cent, New York Ex'
change Par Selling.
Setten Bsesdy = Middlfng Cotton,
se-saIes Today llSo
Bales.

APPEAL 0yrIcE, |
sArsnDAY EVENING. September IL. 1887.
No changes are reported in money
rates, the quotation being very firm at
sper cent. The scarcity Of money Is
causing no little complaint among
business men. It will he some weeks
before Q sufficient amount Of cotton is
received and sold to ease up the money
market. ri
The local cotton market remains
steady and unchanged. At Ntw Or.
leans spots closed Arm and futures
steady, with September advanced 2
points and the other months from to
4 points.
New York spots closed quiet; fut.
ures steady; September mp 7 points
and the other months 2 to 8 points.
O. L. Greene 4 Co., Of New York,
say: There was q stronger market
for cotton contracts with higher prices
along the entire line. Spot cotton
cells slowly and Ia offered at former
rates.
The Liverpool market was quiet,
rather easier and futures unchanged.
The Manchester Guardian, In re-
view Of the cotton trade, states that
"the stocks OF cotton now In the hands
Of spinners both In Bngland and on
the continent are supposed to be small.
The two last American crops, aversg.
Ing 0.500,0O0 each, have been fully abb
sorbed, and stocks are smaller than
they were two years ago. The state Of
trade Is supposed to be fully as good
as year sgo at home and to be better
on the continent. The new crop,
which was 80 brilliantly reported OF,
has undoubtedly met with some
trouble since the Goth Of July. Public
estimates month ago were high; 10.
day they range, as an average, slightly
under 1000, 0C0- say 8.So0,OOO to
100000 bales"
az ELEVATOR REPORTS.
The following shows the amount Of
grain received. Withdrawn and In stsre
By regular elevators, Is reported 10 the
Merchants Exchange today: Wheat
In store, 62,l8l bushsls. Corn, re.
eeived 646 bushels, Withdrawn 1900
busheh, in store, 7i47 bushels. Oats
received 2s60 bushels, Withdrawn
1861 bushels, in store. 14,747 bushels.
r-..-. mPoIfs.
Twenty-nine brls apples, 8S pkgs
butter, 80 pkRs bacon, 800 pkgs boots
and shoes, $500 bu corn, 405 pkgs
cheese, 81 SKIS coffee, Q cara cotton
seed, u pkgs dry goods, 20 pkes eggs,
100 bfs fjur, 500 bales hay, 20 pkgs
hats, 6e.head cattle, $50 pkgs lard, 49,.
900 feet lumber, 81 pkgs liquors, 1900
bu oats, 76 brls onions, $50 brls pota.
toss. ] care pork sides, 10 brls sugar,
126 pkss tobacco and 600 bu wheat.
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ToBAooo-Oommon, 26@s5c; other
grades, 35@S5c.
ssuFF-Garrstt's, $40 IS; Ralph's,
$40 %; Railroad, 80 %.
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BY TELEGRAPH.
MONEY, BONDs, STOCKS.

NkW tohK, september lI.-m0ney
on call tasy, ranging from 4 10 o per
cent. last loan at A, and closing at Al
as per cent. Prime mercantile paper,
7 10 o per cent. Sterling exchsug 20
steady ut 4S0Ca4S0i for sixty days, and
4s4i(94sii for demand.
Government bonds were dull and
heavy. State bonds were entirely
neglected.
The stock market was dull today
and presented even less feature than
usual OF late. The temper OF the room
was still conseryatively bullish In the
early hour. and while the larger op
orators were doing nothing London
had few buying orders In It's special.
ties, and the prevailing good feeling
advanced prices all round. The sell.
ing was entirely by the professionals,
VINO put out few fresh lines upon
the late advance. The bank state
ment, however, was . disappointment
10 the bulls, wao had anticipated q
favorable showing, and q revolution
oi feeling took place upon It's appear.
ancs. This traders Immediately began
10 cell tbs market, and In the short
time remaining nearly wiped
out the gains Of the first hours,
the pressure being especially
heavy In the coal stocks. There
was quiet opening. which, however,
was strong at advances exten ding 10
three quarters per cent, and further
fractional gains we're made In the FIRST
halt hour, which ranged mp 10 three
quarters per cent. After the early
demand was supplied the market
receded and became almost stagnant
and entirely devoid OF feature oil any
kind. But upon the appearance 81
the bank statement II became animated
immediately and moved OF rapidly.
The lowest prices Of the day were
generally reached Just before the
close, and In some stocks slight rallies
occurred, bat the close was weak,
though dull. Cosipg prices CD "
irregular changes, but advances are
more numerous and Important, and
Norfolk and Western preferred 10 up
2; Manhattan, "a; Lake l. 10 and
Western preferred, and Wheeling and
Lake Erie, 1, and the remainder frac.
tional amounts. Railroad bonds were
dull. Sales, 1921 900. Closing prices
are generally higher. The total sales
OF stocks today were 80,007 shares.
Closing quotations:
BobDs.
US, ., coup. i2lI<. M.K.&T. Ger. &c, Of.
~, coup, iO74. North. PAc.ist,lllX.
Paoiho6s Of ls.o, IA. North. Pae. al. il2lS.
Ia. stamps, u, ~. ", Western con. llsL.
Niioufi 6s, 1Ooy. N.Wsst, deb. So. ils{.
Tsnn. es,sst mt,fgo. ST.. 1, \, Gen. N lis.
E.nn.s..':r,H.. ig5%. s,.fsSl s2P, ~.
S:s, Rs.iS liz: La La !. sr :S. g.
RI. e.. g. .i'' :" W.. z Shore b;s: iI n
trooEs.
Adams EIptsn,lt5. M.L,s.kw. pfd los.
Alton al, II, ,35x. Mobile a Ohio, IL.
I.AT.H.k,pid.,U morris&k. or a ,issx.
American Er., III. Nashville A O., 10.
d. o. X. A 80, j. Central, ~.
clnada Pao., DIX. Nor. W ,pfd, a..
Central Psoite, %; Eorihsrs Pa. pfd.5i,I
Chs,apeaks a 0.,b. CAN W., 1874.
q. igpfa' %. SSE.W.gfd ,l.ox.
80. .; 4 siai@ E.Y.S.'ssSg,..ik I. IT'S
"a. ihi, a., H. H. si ES2 AZ. 70 "H
S Ssitltt.sjs, n Z. Sss. a.S WEI. g II.
D. 3. ! O., 49,. Qrsson Nav. q.
D. kc.. bt.i Oregon Trans. AZ.
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LIVE STOCK.

CHicAeo. Ill, September 1.-THE
Drovers' Journal reports: Cattle-Re-
ceipts, 1000 head shipments. none.
Market quiet and steady; shipping
steers, e39f 90; stockers and feeders,
81 4093 10; cows, bulls aud mixed,
81 60(a2 90; Texas s,ltlc, 81 s5SeS.
Hogs-Reoeipts, 10000 head; ship
msnts, 900 head. Market opened
lover, and closed stronger; mixed,
s sO(a6 10; heavy, "a soC@6 rs; light,
~ s0tsS 10; rough and skips, $50
4S5.
sheep-Reoeip,s, 1000 head; ship.
ments none. Market steady f;
natives, 1904 10; Western, So 100
9eo; Texans, 1908 20; lambs, "a ESQ
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HIDES AND TALLOM.

HrDn-Dry flint, No. l, lac; No. 2,
l0ic; dry sailed, 5000; green sailed,
No. l, tic; No. 2, 63c; green, 696c.
Sheep skins, l6c93l. BeeswaI, Zoe.
Tallow, 393ac.
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BAGGInG AND TIES.
BAsaIse-8i@7i.
TIB-$l Is.

WOOL.
Wool - BURY grease wool, I'M.
washed, 139l8c; clear grease wool,
23@26c; bury washed, 2SS30c; tub
washed, S3(a38s.
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WHnKY-Straight Kentucky Bour
bon, Maryland and Pennsylvania Rye,
Robinson and Lincoln Counties, Ten.
nessee WHISTLES, according 10 age and
make; common whisky, 90c@l 10, ac-
cording TO proof.
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rROvIsIONs.

Hoo PRoDucn-QiIet; mess pork,
new, tl7 60; old, SIS 80; sugar
cured hams, l3@lSic; breakfast bacon,
l2(al2ic; clear sides, bacon, l0tc !,
Gear rib sides bacon, loo; long clear
bacon, 9tc; bacon shoulders, 7ts;
bulk pork, clear sides, ole: clear rib
sides, bic; long clear, Ole; shoulder,
6ic; strips, Ste.
LARD = neroes, 7c; hall barrels,
7ic; kegs, 7ic; choics kettle, s,@sic.
Firm.
Pos FxFr-Barrels, 81 so; half bar.
rels, IS 70; kegs, 81 10.
FIsH-Mackerel, half barrels, No. l,
81 80; No. 2, 50 80; No. 3, So rs;
l0-lb kit, No. ], 81 is; No. 2, 81 10;
No. 3, 81 05. Dry herrings, family,
26c per boz.
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"a Madison Street,
DEALER IN
LOCAL STOCKS and BONDS
ALSO
Southern Minera And Improvement
STOCKS.
FINANCE.

Money firm and In active demand, at
8 per cent. The Clearing House re-
port Ia a. follows:
CLEARINgs.
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KxcHAnaR.

New York and principal cities North
and East, on demand, l discount buy.
ing. par selling; New York and prin-
cipal cities North and East, 8 days
grace, I discount buying, par selling;
New Orleans, l discount buying. par
selling.
sroCK CALL BOARD.
No session OF the Gall Board was
held today. Local securities dull and
nominal.
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TIM TABLE,.
Chesapeake a.a shss ss~ss.

Chesapeake and chic Bease.
Leave Arrives
RIPLEY A. $50 p.m 'Riplsy 40. $40 an
=, Mail and express train, ran sslid between
sleeper runs on mall and sleeping and rs
olininG chair car on sIprn, Three hours
quickest time TO Chicago. Ticket Once aA-
der Peabody Hotel,
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PETROLEUm,
WHISKY. WINES, LIaUoRs grC.

Coal ou-Pdms white, Wholesale
lots, loo per gallon.
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OIL AND TUaPkNTrsE.

wILxISoror, N. o., September w.
Turpeniine firm. 29io.
CLtvsLAsD, o., September 17.-Ps-
troleum, easy 9. ". ll0', 7c.
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sHOI, LEAD AND NAILS.
sHoT-Drop 81 35; Buck 81 so.
LEAD-8c.
NAnA-Iron s. 1902 20; Steel q IS
@$2 40.
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THE RIVERS.
sTEAmElts LEAvIHa

novEnENrs Ar IBE LEvEE.
ArrivAls-James Lee, Fhars Point
Coahoma, 0sceola; Sentinel, Cairo
Emma Il heridge, Ohio river.
Departures - Emma Etherldge,
gaulh
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NOTICE.

T9Elhs. viz b, ;, Z a.s,las q u. .i..l;;
GIFT: s q s:Sr:s s .:; g
lss. No: 8 hssIe. stree, u thlf s.ty. e
10y. LATHAM. pr..,s...
T. A. Lar, bssrstary.
H.- n.-A- a-.... M.lk-.Iss
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TOBACCO AND NRUYF.

PowDKR-Ksgs, IS; half kegs, 81 70
quarter kegs, 81 80.
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CHANCERY SALE
Oh
IL II Al ESTATE.

Oh
IL II Al ESTATE K.
No. isss, y, D,-Chaneery Court 81 shsfby
Coupty .liush hcohss, ssArdiaa. &C..
Va David Paiitsr 81 al.
10y virtue Of an tntsrloeutory decree for
- sale. suffered In the above cause on the
sth day of Juir, lssT. NJ. d. 81, page SIS, II
will sell AZ public suction, 10 ths klsksst
bidder, In front Of the Cisrk and Mastsr's
once, Al the MAln street entrance Of ths
eourthou,s Of Shelby county. Memphis rsa-
Saturday. Rtth day OF September,
1851,
property, situated IN Shelby eoua,y,
Tenn, 70 witt A certain tract 81 land sbout
four miles from the city Of Memphis, con.
mencing on tie east lips " Otsy Aysaus
isome times called 0lly fsrd road = ehalns
~ Links from the intsrfgction thereof 9Th
the south line a fleeon hoost road thepos
with the east line Of q ~ avenue II chains
and " links 20 q stake thence eat 10 chains
and Inks 10 a stake thence north II shalns
and IS links 70 stake thence wsst schalns
and 10 links 20 the teslnnius, kslnE blsskk
and o, on q, q, Bufks'f suhdivltiOn ofland "A
y. y. Bethel bought By hin Of walker Z
Terms Of lals-cash, all rlsht Of bsns-
l,sad ard rsds gtlon barred. Tai, "a asy q
''p"S 8. + MCDOWELL. olsrt ua x..,-.
Dy 4. D.caldWsll, Deputy q. adm.
IA. Clay King, Solicitor.
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WOOL.

ST. LOUIS, Mo-, September l7.-Wool
has been very quiet through the week.
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g:.::iSss EIs:S;;jx*
Ps.o.ria D, An, -
Pullman 20, ~.
Rock Island, laIS.
St.L. 4 S.P., ~.
81. ,L.ASF. pfd, es,6.
St.L.&S.Flstp, iii
g n. SSt,P., nv.
q. P.,.H4&,,,i los.
St.Paul k0maha t&.
St.Paul 4 0,pid, l0f[.
Tenn. Coalk iron az.
Texas Pacific, Az
Union Pacific, 81.
y. s. Express, 10.
M.,S.L.kP., lsk.
W .,S.L. 4 P.,pa, ~
". 4 y; EIuiS
W. U. Tel. 7oJs.
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SS;:s:!t'':.Es$;s:'y|':::'ss!E's
| Il i: Il s.; S.; u; i.
H H Hi;ssi: d SS;;rlii,.
Ind. b. AW.,Ih.
Kansas Al ~.
Lake =, kW:,.h.
Lou. - Nn4pst ~
Lou, 4 N. A., -:
Mem. . ChAru&.
Mich. Csn.SHx:
Min. 4 81. L. a.
Min. 4 st. L. pfd.N
Missouri Peel
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STEAMBOATS,.
ST. LOUIS L NEW ORLEANS
ANCHOR LINE.
EGc -FoR- 49,
HELENA, ARKANSAS CITY,
0reeavfl and al Way Land
fngs % vieksbarE,
EVERY SUNDAY, TUESDAY a FRIDAY.
FROM the Elevator Building.

1887 September Schedule | 1887.
sz. CITY q yIcKsBURs. .whi,lsdIs. mas,
Ctr. GOV NOW s6SSwx,ss spii 'osh' VII y 70 an.
. nklDAf, Sept I'D, a. loa AN.
btr. CITY o. oAl k0...--..Lishtnsr, master
.suNDAy, Sept. 18th, at 10 Am.
sr' pkhLh MEMPHIS ..,--..Baker, master
GA. cI,ppRSDAd, Sent, gI,h. az 10 am
ou. VII Q, .carvell. master
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moUnknoLD nUPPLIEN.
ArrLs-Kentucky stock, 76cCaS7 %
per:barrsl ;ldried spp lss, Pc per pound
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ansas city, Memphis and narnane

Kansas city, Memphis and sar.a,s.
ham.
:sesss s :s :s Il: y 81; =:
nissi.sippi ana Tennessee.
IN. Q, Mall. 500 pm IN. Q, Nail. 90 an
..sardisAc.. Ban pm .Sardls A.. SEQ an
ilocsl Frat 800 a. N iLoesl Ff'st t,ss p.n
Monday. Mednosiay and Friday.
TUESDAY, Thursday and SATURDAY..
Mail trains, will not stop at whitehavsn.
Horn Lake. Ns'eit. Loves or aaE stations.
Mississippi valley Route IT,. u. q.
IN. o. r., L'''" IN o. Fast Ari'"
IN. o. III. $50 am en-. o. M =. sis pm
Loaisynis and Nashville.
::yS, x.u.-ls!IIss i s.$ ::y@M.n-. . go
'ssGoai.EI 10 e > m .ssGsal,Ei sSSs.s
STANDARD time.
Gulf Ro s,;, !xS.... -, C ., spring
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The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1887-09-19
IL EAL ESTAT e.

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Batter et al.
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once. II the Main street sutrases of he
Courthouse Of bhsiby county. kssphis,
Tennessee, on
saturday, October =, IssT.
within LEGAL hours. the folisvins asswfbsi
property, situated In Memphis. Bkslby eoun-
Tot Ne. q, y. {. SIS, orl,a feet. on he
east side Of nill street, kisth Wsrt.
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hots hearing Interest nth security reqslrsdi
iisn retained redemption barred,
This 10Th day Of heptenbsr, Ice.
pJ v. coleman. D. o ana N.
h.!esll a waller and 8. J. Shepherd.
Solicitors
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1887-09-19

Receipts at ports. this day, 1887 ~
Receipts ct ports. this day. 1885 II. 40
CONSOLIDATED STATEMENT.
Essex County herald. [volume] (Guildhall, Vt.) 1873-1964, 1887-04-29

The entertainment last Tuesday
evening in the Island Pond Hall to
commemorate the 6Sth anniversary
of the founding of Oddfellowship in
America was q we'll attended and
very pleasant affair. The programme
consisted of several fine vocal selec-
tions, including solos, Duets, trios and
quartettes excellently we'll rendered
and much enjoyed. Remarks appli-
cable to the occasion were made by
Bros. Mansur and Dale, also Bro. Hall
of Burlington, d. &. NJ, which were
Sery interesting and listened to with
marked attention. Each briefly set
forth the aims and purposes of the
order, showed the remarkable progress
made by it during its short existence
and spoke hopefully of its bright out
look for the future. AT 10 o'clock g
choice supper was served at the Stew
art House, after which over one hun
dred again adjourned to the hall
where promenading was INDUCED
in, Bigelow furnishing the music. TIL,
anniversary will long be remembered
by those in attendance.
Essex County herald. [volume] (Guildhall, Vt.) 1873-1964, 1887-04-29
LUNENBURGH.
public.

April 2G-Ienry Warren has ex-
changed his Pond Hill farm with Geo
L Dex ter for his place in the village.
They are to move us soon us the roads
are suitable.
The village schools commence Mon
day with Miss Jennie Stockwell teach.
err in the higher, and Mrs Jennie Pow
ers in the lower department.
Mr. John Casino and his daughters
Annie and Florence, have been in town
the past week visiting relatives and
friends.
Annie Balch has been very danger
| ously sick for the past few days, but
at this writing has SO far improved as
to give her friends strong hopes of hel
recovery.
Fred Dean has moved into the tene
ment over Bowker'S store, and Mr.
Bnckminster into the back tenement
of the same place.
After spending the entire winte
among the rocky aud snow covered
hills of rugged Vermont, Mrs. r
Thomas and daughter Matte returned
to dty to the sunny climes of fai
Dakota. They tell rs that when they
left Vermont a few days ago the coun
try was one vast lake of snow from
one to ten feet deep, and the people
are as yet unable to do any out doc
work except to attend to their stock
But here in Dakota they found the
snow all gone and farmers at worl
seeding and pursuing the even teno
of their ways unmolested by the fur.
of the elements. Who wouldn't live il
Dakota ?-Portland Inter Ocean.
Essex County herald. [volume] (Guildhall, Vt.) 1873-1964, 1887-04-29

Ed. Traverse moved on to his farm
last week. having been absent there
FROM the past winter.
Charles Bartlett has taken his bro
Their Eugene's farm for the ensuing
year and carries it on by shares.
The Nulhegan and the Connecticut
River Lumber Companies have COM
menced driving their logs.
We are glad to learn that Mrs. f. A
Roby is convalescing.
Our old townsman, f. L. Rowell,
has purchased the farm adjoining
Munro Smiths farm in Brunswick.
Nm. johnson recently refused $50
for his COW. Good COW that.
Mrs. S. o. Shoff is on the sick list.
We are happy to hear, however, that
she is improving.